Of all the mistakes clients make before they die, failing to consider the implications of beneficiary designations on non-probate assets...

Each year, may parents move into a child's home, which often creates excellent planning opportunities for the parent. However, caution...

Each year, many parents move into a child's home, for various reasons, including: (1) allowing the child to provide care for the parent;...

The Federal Estate Tax changed significantly in early 2013, and many Americans are still catching up with the changes. Here is a laymen's...

One of the most common questions we receive from parents of any age (but especially over 65) is how much the person or couple is able to...

It is fairly well-known that any person over the age of 60 years old may face a penalty if the person applies for Medicaid within 5 years...

When a spouse enters a skilled nursing home—and may need Medicaid in the future—there are several well-known exempt assets. These include...

Financial Powers of Attorney ("POAs") are increasingly important, since many persons who live long enough will need assistance from...

The first 100 days in a nursing home is a particularly critical time for a spouse or parent transitioning into skilled nursing home care....

Health Care Powers of Attorney and Living Wills are terms that are commonly known, but seem to be constantly misunderstood. Part of an...